Uptime 521 days 1 hour(s) 28 minute(s) 7 seconds

[daylight]

Firmware Version 384.19
Temperatures 2.4 GHz: 50°C - 5 GHz: 52°C - CPU: 67°C

 

[Tech9]

You have to validate your claim with GUI screenshot.

Forum's self proclaimed uptimer is @shabbs. You can make him cry (with your uptime) or celebrate (the new Uptime Contest thread).

The Uptime Contest

With 386.5 Beta now in the wild... my uptime will surely come to an end shortly. Was a good run.

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[daylight]

 

[Clark Griswald]

Why? There are many valid reasons not to go that length of time.

 

[L&LD]

Particularly on an AC model still running the highly vulnerable 384.xx codebase today.

 

[tallytr]

Why? There are many valid reasons not to go that length of time.

No risk, no fun? ;-)

 

[anotherengineer]

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Congrats. Now bout time you consider updating that firmware before you get the ‘clops’ lol

 

[TexasFlood]

You either have an uninterruptible power supply or very reliable power...

 

[shabbs]

Forum's self proclaimed uptimer is @shabbs. You can make him cry (with your uptime) or celebrate (the new Uptime Contest thread).

LOL! That is some crazy long uptime tho... I mean, it is impressive.

But @daylight, I'd say it's time to update to the current stable version... 386.5_2

 

[Poul Bak]

That old RT-AC68U is fantastic. I don't do uptime contents, but my uptime is almost always the time since last firmware release.

 

[shabbs]

You either have an uninterruptible power supply or very reliable power...

UPS is the way to go for sure.

 

[drinkingbird]

I have Cisco routers at client sites that have been up over 10 years........ Of course they cost over $10k.

For a consmer router like this, I would not want it to be up that long. Sometimes you just need to flush out memory and start clean. Plus my GUI tended to freeze up from time to time when on 384.19.